We forgot you're in with 'the Zuck' now. Only top notch shit for this dude. I don't blame you when you're interviewing for that 15m/year position!! Also noteworthy is the 5'-9", 120 lbs bit. You may want to think about spending $50 on a decent steak as well. You can't be Mr. Bossman looking like a god damn shrimp.
I want to see that suit size.
38S 28/32? loll
That's the bod all the bitches be 'mirin B )
Does Kids R' Us carry suits?
Also, are you calling me "B" like you live in the white ass picket fence suburbs of CT, or is that some new stupid ass smiley face?
teehee
I think they do, you just pull it off the new "Working Class Steve" Cabage Patch kid doll.
Funny enough, I live in a pretty hick part of CT relative to what most people view CT as. In fact, besides the few ghetto cities and the ritzy parts near NYC, most of CT and even RI is pretty much like upstate New York. Except we can actually carry guns on us
B ) <--- deal with it.
don't buy a regular old run-of-the-mill suit, you'll send the wrong message
buy a full-blown tux and blow everyone's mind
take your sweeper and trashcan with you too to make a lasting impression
I'm not sure really sure what I view CT as. My exposure there has been 1) getting drunk in Hartford for a Tom Petty show. 2) driving through it via I95, Rt 15, I91 & I84 to get to a bachelor party in NH.
Said bachelor party is for the poor old soul tying the knot on Saturday. I'll be heading through CT again via that same route on Sunday with everyone else traveling back home after Thanksgiving. It's going to suck ass. D:
You're right. I have to do a better job of following trends.Why? That was the style back then. Big and bulky.
All you kids want anymore are these tight fitting suits that show off your butt. Why? You're not going to a disco!
Funny enough, I live in a pretty hick part of CT relative to what most people view CT as. In fact, besides the few ghetto cities and the ritzy parts near NYC, most of CT and even RI is pretty much like upstate New York. Except we can actually carry guns on us
CT is a very interesting state. You can see ghetto's, ritzy multi million dollar mansions, hick city camo people and the ocean, all within about a 1.5hr drive.
It's like all of American summed up in one overly expensive state.
Only real downside is that everything is stupid expensive and they tax you on my gosh EVERYTHING. Own a car? Car tax. Lease a car? Too bad, car tax. Candy bar? Food tax. Potholes in the road fixed? Nope!
^ So the best thing about Connecticut is that you're only a couple hours from a bunch of great places not in Connecticut?:hmm:
I was hoping that was actually going to go somewhere. :thumbsdown::thumbsdown:
CT is a very interesting state. You can see ghetto's, ritzy multi million dollar mansions, hick city camo people and the ocean, all within about a 1.5hr drive.
It's like all of American summed up in one overly expensive state.
Unless you already have a suit that fits properly you will need to get you actual measurements for everything. Even with proper measurements given you will likely need to get it tailored to some extent as well. As for those shoes and that shirt, unless as pointed out you are wealthy and or will wear them a significant port of the time, you can get things that look nearly identical for ~1/5-1/10 the price...
I'm guessing you wished you didn't buy it online after all. I mean that is the only logical conclusion.
Mm, not really. I couldn't afford in person prices for what I'd want. It's alright. I could get a better fit by having them remake it but only so much so. The pants are too wide in the waist by about an inch and a half. Which is quite significant but can be tailored a bit and then I can hope to 'grow' into it. The rest of the ensemble is also a bit too wide in the waist because of that but otherwise decent. This comes down to probably how they took my waist measurements. The measurement I was giving them felt large. Now I know.
On top of that, armholes could be higher. Shoulder width of the coat is slightly long. Arm freedom is severely restricted while in the coat and shirt and, really, only a $2000+ bespoke suit is going to fix that. In what I mean by that is this: http://masculine-style.com/jacket-armholes/ You can see how the guy in black and white has a perfect looking suit while the dude below is probably the worst possible example of what I'm experiencing. Mine isn't really that drastic but it does exist. There's a lot of contributing factors as to what will cause that kind of action but, really, again, bespoke is likely the only way to fix that. It's an annoyance if you plan to dance or do athletic movements with the jacket on.
That said, suit is okay. I think the second one I buy will be much better.
None of that sounds alright. A 400 dollar suit from a suit store would have zero of those problems. What an epic failure.